The Sandy news. (Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon) 1914-1917, June 29, 1916, Image 2

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    Every town has its knocker, and just t o m r , V J R t i n L U I K T U h T H E
DUdlilLôû V1KCUUKI
as sure as he gets out his hammer he
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
Published every Thursday ef finds, the community maul pounding
COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS
away at him. It is a cate of the sur­
T. D. Phelps, Plaintiff
Sandy, Oregon.
C. D. Purcell
M. A. Deaton, Fred L. Proctor, vival of the fittest, and ofttimes the
vs
ATTORNEY AT LAW
prcfessional knocker is the worst [ Archibald Howard and Bessie Howard,
Proprietors.
knocked of all.
Defendants;
FOR SALE -Pigs For Sale, ten weeks SANDY,
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OREGON
E. V. Nye,
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-
Editor.
old.
Some knock from the love of it, oth­
SUMMONS
Christ Gautenbein, Boring, Oregon.
ers from habit, while a few, it teems, To Archibald Howard and Bessie How­
knock from the pure cussedncss of it. ard, Defendants:
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER
In any case they knock, and, likewise,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
For Sale-Good pure Olive oil.
they
are
promptly
knocked
in
return.
OREGON:
You are hereby required to Apply to M. Boitano. Phone Sandy lOx,
$1.00 per year in advance.
Knocking, forsooth, is a great game, appear and answer the complaint filed
Six months, .50 cents
and
everybody plays it these days. We, against you and each of you in the above
Entered as Second-class m atter March
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Large or
Representing Reliable Companies.
in
fact,
are doing a little of it ourself. entitled action, on or before the 3rd day small horses. Every horse sold under
12, 1914, at the post office at Sandy.
of July, A. D,, 1916, and if you fail to a guarantee, or if you want a buggy or
Oregon under the Act of March 3 1879.
Another pathetic little feature of the 1 answer or appear for want thereof, plain­ wagon, see the Sandy Livery Barn,
I u tn a tio n is the treasury departm ent sol tiff will apply to the court for the relief Percy T. Shelley, Proprietor.
M. A. DEATON
Advertising Kat«'» on Application.
eun ly « an tin g the editors th a t there is a
Local readers ten cents a line for
Agent For
counterfeit ten dollar note in circulation. demanded in the complaint. tt*-wi(:
first insertion, five cents a line each
Fora judgement in the sum of $750.00
FOR SALE
German American, London As-
subsequent insertion.
Display locals-
Very fine thoroughbred Jersey Bull
Algernon wishes to know whether a with interest at the rate of 8 per cent
fifteen cents a line first insertion, ten
crash of th u n d er is a weather report.
per annum from October 10, 1914, until calf two months old too good to veal. suranace and other Reliable Co’s.
cents a line each subsequent insertion.
Good chance to
Not exactly. Algernon, but a man paid; for the further sum of $75.00 at­ Will sell for $12.00.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK,
struck by political lightning sometmee torney’s fees and for his costs and dis­ get a fine bull.
A. O. Sherman, Rull Run, Oregon.
experiences a boom.
“ For Sandv Always.”
Sandy,
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bursements herein, and that execution
E nraged and fear stricken game fish issue therefore. That the usual decree
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Golden
are said to be roying in th eir haunts and may be made for the sale of the property Wyandotte eggs for hatching, 75 cents
HAMMOND & HAMMOND
, ven conducting preparedntss parade-.
described in plaintifl’s complaint, by the per Setting of 15.
These activities should be sternly repress­
LAWYERS
Mrs. Alida A. Francis, Kelso.
sheriff ot said County, according to law,
ed and “ brothers of the angle” are called
Offices, SANDY & OREGON CITY
and the practice of this court. That the
FOR SALE—Good 3J inch Farm
upon to mobilize.
We will be in Sandy Saturday
proceeds ol said st.ie may be applied to Wagon with new bed. Price $25,00.
H.
H.
Watkins,
Sandy,
Oregon.
i’o add to the horror of the situation, the payment of the amount due plain­
of each week at the Clackamas
some Europeans accuse the United S taue tiff; that said defendants ami all pcrs.vns
NOTICE
County Bank
of having dipli mats.
claiming tinder them, subsequent to the
We will sell privately the Baptict
‘‘Doingt’ie Don’ts” Da fast growing
Judging by the salaries th a t are said execution of said mortgage upon the Church and one lot of one acre of
habit w ith the Amt rican people— and, to be paid to motion picture stars, the said premises, either as purchasers or en­ ground at Cottrell.
W. L. COOPER
incidentally, with the other and lesser new slogan is, “ Art for money’s sak e.” cumbrancers, or otherwise may be bar­
R. C. Altman.
Attorney-At-Law
peoples o f the earth. In many instan­
R. I. Anderson,
red and foreclosed of all rights, claims
ces it has a sumed the proportions of
The New York small hoys w ho
n i
I.
G.
Denny.
Probate and Real Estate Law
a popular fad.
away, to ‘get Villa” evidently do not or equity of redemption in the said prem­
Don’t do this, don’t do that, don’t do th in s th a t Cai ranz.a has been doing all ises and every part thereof, to-wit:
FOR SALE—Bay Gelding 6 years Abstracts and Titles Examined.
something else—everywhere we turn that could l>e expected.
South half of Southeast quarter, Section old, weight 1400 lbs. Bay mare 5 years
there is a constantly increasing array
There waa a time when no party would 2fL T. 2 S. R. 7 E. of the W. M. in old, weight 1300 lbs.. Both well broken 926 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
of “don’ts.”
and good pullers.
think of entering a campaign without Clackamas County, Oregon.
Portland, Oregon.
Congress and our legislatures spread promising to hu t the -trusts.
C. E. Cleveland,
That the plaintiff or any other party to
voluminous don’ts upon the statute
Phone 301 Gresham, Oregon.
books; municipal bodies jump into the
This must he th a t mean tem perature this suit may become a purchaser at said
ring with their quota; preachers hurl we tiear so much ala,lit.
sale, that the sheriff shall execute a deed
FOR SALE—One two-seated hack,
them at us from the pulpit; editors
to the purchaser; that the purchaser he nearly new, and one hay rake in good
shriek them through their columns,
Now that Banker King is “ not guilty”
All work guaranteed. Hot and
let into the possession of the said prem­ condition.
and from the time we are babes in arms we trust he wont do it again.
G. P. Herz, Bosing, Oregon. Cold Baths.
ises upon production of the sheriff’s cer­
Facs and Head
our good mothtrs pour a constant
W aring nations, like baseball teams, tificate of sale therefore, and that the
stream of don’ts into our ears.
Massage
require a plentiful supply of pinch hitters. plaintiff may have such other and furth­
NOTICE
Every day, eyery place, every hour,
We will have English services at the Agency for Troy Laundry, goes
er relief in the premises, as to the court
it is don’t, dont, don’t !
When an irresistible Roosevelt met an
Evangelical Lutheran Church every first
may
seton
meet
and
agreeable
to
equity,
And just as religiously as we are ad­ immovable Hughes!
Sunday of the month at 10:30 a. m..
This summons is published by virtue commencing Sunday, February 6th. out Tuesdays returns Saturdays
monished to “don’t ” the perversity of
“ Our F leet,” explained London, “ was of an order made by J. U. Campbell. Everybody is kindly invited.
I. E. Dawson,
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human nature impels us to “do.”
looking for a tight.” Well they got it.
Judge of the above entitled court, on tfie
The small boy who is told not to touch
Uth day of May, A. D., 1916, directing
the jam on the top shelf in the pantry
Some people are so pleased with their
wdl climb up on a ehair and hook it at o .n personality that they are a source that the same be published in the
SANDY NEWS, a newspaper of general
of |>ainful vividness to all others.
the first opportunity.
Percy Shelley, Prop.
circulation,
puhluhed at Sandy, in Lumber, Shingles and Moulding
The coy maiden who is told not to
Successor to Bell Bros.
If you are in need of lumber
Just tor a change, brother, why not Clackamas County, Oregon.
trifle with the affection-, of susceptible
Livery
Rigs of all kinds including heavy
Hamnond
&
Hammond,
step over into the bright side of life and
let us quote you our prices.
youths will have a dozen of them trail­
or light freight.
First-class Auto
speak of the good there is in this town.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
ing along behind.
Split and Sawed Cedar Posts. service day or night. Horses and Rigs
First Publication May 18th, 1916
bought, sold or traded. Baled hay and
We are admonished to be circumspect
We also have a supply of brick whole
Last. Publication Ju n e 29th 1916.
oats always on hand at lowest
S p rayin g Peachea.
regarding a certain law, and it immed­
and continue to sell at reduced prices.
Wherever
the
blossom
buds
of
the
iately becomes a bogy and we violate it
peach have been killed by winter In­
prices.
in secret.
jury to such an extent that there are
Notice For Publication
Phone 46
“ Don't®” to the normal mind are like only enough buds alive for a crop, It Is
suggested
by
the
horticultural
depart­
S a n d y , .........................Oregon
a red rag in the face of a mad bull —
ment of the New Jersey agricultural
we are ready to charge it with h, ads experiment station that growers give DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
R|«s-lal attention to the control of the U. S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon,
town and snorts of contempt.
June 7th, 1916.
In fact, the greater our degree of ii- plum curculio. This Insect appears at
Notice
is
hereby
given that Maximilian
about the time the trees begin to
telligence the more restless we become bloom and feeds on the young leaves. T Galarneau, of Cherryville, Oregon,
under restraint. It ¡a irksome, ga'hng, The curculio does very little or no who, on December 27th, 1909, made
Sandy Blacksmith and Shoeing
and our every inclination is to throw it damage to the young fruit until the Homestead Entry, No. 02103, for Lot 3,
Fresh
and
Cured
Meats
an
calyces are shedding, when egg laying NJ of SEJ of NWJ, WJ of EJ of lot 2,
Shop
off. We rely upon our own conception begins. By spraying the trees Just as WJ of lot 2, XJ of SWJ of NEJ, NJ of
Sausage
of
All
Kinds.
R. S. Smith Prop.
of the fitness of things to designate the petals have fallen from the blos­ sEJ of SW J ol NEJ, lot 4, and NJ of
soms many Insects are ktlle*1 liefore SWJ of NW J, Ss-tion 5, Township 3 A Stock of Groceries kept in Shoeing a Specialty. All Work Guaran­
right from wrong.
they deposit the eggs, and the danger
teed. Prices Right. Phone Gresham 534
True, we may respect certain of the of later Injury Is considerably reduced. South, Range 6 East, Willamette Stock. Best Bread in the State
Meridian,
has
tilt'd
notice
of
inten­
don ts that policy requires that we ob­ A spray consisting of three pounds of
of Oregon.
tion to make Final five-year Proof, to es­
serve, but it is often with a secret feel­ arsenate of lead paste or one and three- tablish claim to the land above described,
resh
Fish
every Friday. Will
quarters pounds of the powder to fifty
ing of chagrin and resentment.
gallons of water applied nt the fall of befoie the Register and Receiver of tiie pay the highest cash price for
Ev?ry year our legislati r?s pass the petals Is recommended. Where the United States Land Office, at Portland,
Hides, Veal, Pork, Eggs &c.
set of fruit Is very light a second Oregon, on the 27th day of July, 1916.
laws that fall into disuse and are kick­ spraying
of arsenate of lend, common­
Claimant
names
as
witnestes:
ed into th i di car I simply because the ly combined with the self lolled lime
Clarke Corey, of Sandy, Oregon, 1-oyd
people refuse to don’t, anil promptly sulphur, should be made Just as the Corey, of Sandy, Oregon, William 0.
■'shucks'’ or calyces are taring shed
proceed to do.
Hugh. of Cherryville, Parnell Averil. of
from the fruits.
I
estab lish ed
.
1FT
C O . " a re b e in g q u ickly
Cherryville, Oregon.
In fact, we begin life by doing the
Reverity is the soul of wit and perhaps
b o u g h t by M an u fac tu re rs.
S end a model o r sk etc h e s a n d d e sc rip tio n
Proof made according to law under
don’ts, and continue as we begin to the
R a la tiv ity o f Space.
o f yo u r invention fo r F R E E S E A R C H
that is what makes the women's skirts
which entry was made.
an d re p o rt on p a te n ta b ility . W e g e t p a t- i
day of our death.
Tt so hnppeued that a new profesaot
so blamed funny.
e ? tiwA°r nS
W r,i te fo r Our fr e e book I
N, Campbell, Register.
o f JOU needed inventw na.
of music had Just been Installed In a
Hut when the good preacher arises in
“
A
docter
in
Columbia,
S.
C.
a
dry
certain college for women. Naturally
the pulpit and m js “ Don’t go to hell” he was the subject of a heated discus­
town, gave 7,781 prescri ptions for whis­
Some of those submarine brutes,
P a te n t Law yers. Estib. 1889.
he gives voice to about the only don’t sion among his pupils to fie. Said one:
key in three months.”
[3 0 7 Seventh St.. Washington, D. CJ
would look a lot oettar under a wooden
“Handsome!
Why.
his
nose
and
the
that many of us are not ready to rush
The proposition to love our fellow man
point of hla chin nearly meet.”
cross than with an Iron Cross.
right off and do.
is an excellent one, and we shall devote
“My dear,” cautioned his champion,
with dignity, "w hy do you exaggerate I
serious
attention to it, if we ever have
The
jaw-lone
of
the
prehistoric
tetra-
“ Knocking the Knocker" is another ao? You know as well as I that they’re
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What has become of the old-fashioned
uwmonea
beledon has been dug up in Oreogn, but time left over from lovini her ftllow
pastime which apparently affords us miles a p a rt”— N e w York P o st
woman
brother who used to set ’em up to ci­
w e doubt if it will do him any good.
much satisfaction, if not amusement.
SANDY NEWS
WAN I AND FOR SALE
COLUMN
C. D. PURCELL
INSURANCE
Sanitary Barber Shop
SANDY FIR LUMBER CO. Sandy Livery Barn
THE SANDV MEAT
MARKET
Sandy’
Ore.
L. E. HOFFMAN
D. SWIFT & CO.
gars when the stork arrived at house?